In the case where shared intelligence is found to be credible, the initial deposit can be payed back either in full or partially to the original producer automatically by the Smart Contract. On the other hand, when false sharing is found to have occurred this deposit can either be held by the Smart Contract, burned or distributed to users involved in the verification process [1]}. By punishing users who participate in false sharing, persistent efforts to do so on a large scale are deterred due to the associated financial cost.
